One System - Two Analytical Techniques
The  micro particle size and shape analyzer is a unique instrument that contains two complementary and independent measurement techniques.

The  technology concept integrates Laser and video measurement channels to provide complete sample information on particle size distribution and many particle shape parameters for the same sample.

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Laser Based Particle Size Analysis 
The  Laser Channel is a straight-forward technique for determining particle size distribution (0.1 - 3,600 microns), without any assumptions or sample pre-knowledge.

This unique analytical technique is recently called "Laser Obscuration Time" (LOT) or former "Time Of Transition" (TOT).

State-Of-The-Art software analyses the obscuration time as multiple pulses algorithm complex, providing within seconds clear and accurate results of the sampled particles size distribution.

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Dynamic Image Analysis (DIA)
The  Video Channel performs Dynamic Size and Shape Analysis of the particles in dynamic flow (1 - 5,000 microns).

This video channel is equipped with a CCD video microscope camera and a synchronized strobe light illumination.

The acquired images are automatically processed, analyzed and dozens of useful analytical parameters are automatically determined.
Typically, thousands of imaged particles can be analyzed during a measurement cycle, providing reliable and robust statistics.

User friendly software provides automated and advanced Image Analysis features that assist in optimizing sample measurement.

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